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| Drug mule found with £83,000 of cocaine in golf clubs rumbled by questions about her 'handicap' |
| By dailymail.co.uk/ |
| Published: 07/14/2009 |
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Having taken a set of golf clubs on her holiday to the Caribbean, Kayti Dryer might have been expected to have a reasonable understanding of the game. So when Customs officers became suspicious on her return to Britain, the 23-year-old's cover story was quickly exposed as a sham. Asked what her handicap was, she apparently thought she was being asked if she had a disability. When she was unable to answer, they seized the golf clubs and found £83,000 worth of cocaine hidden inside the shafts. Today she was starting a four-year prison sentence after admitting smuggling the drugs. Dryer was quizzed when she arrived at Manchester Airport in April after border staff became suspicious when her golf bag was X-rayed after she got off a flight from the Caribbean. She claimed to have taken the clubs on holiday to Montego Bay in Jamaica, but her story did not stand up to scrutiny. An airport source said: 'When asked about her handicap, she looked blank and asked them to repeat the question. They asked her again, she gave no response. Read More. |
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